Question

1. What (you, do) at 6 o’clock yesterday? 2. When (you, exchange) your money? 3. Hardly (he, come) to the city when everybody (know) about his arrival. 4. I (know) her for years when we started to drift apart. 5. They (drive) for half an hour before Tony spoke. 6. When she (enter) the house at dinnertime and (find) Tom gone she (understand) what (happen). 7. I looked at my husband. He (read) a letter. 8. I knew that they (know) each other since the war and (correspond) for years. 9. No sooner (the curtain, fall) than he (rise) to go. 10. David (disappear) as soon as we (have) breakfast. 11.I saw her at the post office. She (fill in) some forms. 12. At school he (do) well in mathematics. 13. He (get) to the airport, (go) to the check-in desk, (put) his suit case on the conveyer belt and (decide) to go to the duty-free shop. 14. She was very tired. She (travel) all day. 15. They (complete) the project by May.

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. what did you do at 6 o'clock yestarday?

2.when did you exchange your money?

3.hardly came to the city wheneverybody knewabout his arrival

4. I knew her for years when we started to drift apart

5.They drived for half an hour before Tony spoke

6. When she entered the house at dinnertime and found Tom gone she understood what (

happened

7. I looked at my husband. He read a letter.

8. I knew that they knew each other since the war and corresponded for years

9.No sooner the curtain fell than he rised to go.

10. David disappeared as soon as we had breakfast.

11. I saw her at the post office. She filled in some forms.

12. At school he did well in mathematics.

13. He got to the airport, went to the check-in desk, put his suit case on the conveyer belt and decided to go to the duty-free shop.

14. She was very tired. She traveled all day.

15. They completed the project by May.

Answer 2

1. What did you do at 6 o'clock yesterday? 2. When did you exchange your money? 3. Hardly had he come to the city when everybody knew about his arrival. 4. I had known her for years when we started to drift apart. 5. They had been driving for half an hour before Tony spoke. 6. When she entered the house at dinnertime and found Tom gone, she understood what had happened. 7. I looked at my husband. He was reading a letter. 8. I knew that they had known each other since the war and had been corresponding for years. 9. No sooner had the curtain fallen than he rose to go. 10. David disappeared as soon as we had breakfast. 11. I saw her at the post office. She was filling in some forms. 12. At school, he was doing well in mathematics. 13. He got to the airport, went to the check-in desk, put his suitcase on the conveyor belt, and decided to go to the duty-free shop. 14. She was very tired. She had been traveling all day. 15. They had completed the project by May.